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This article offers suggestions of girl dogs names of biblical origin. A small percentage of readers may consider this somewhat heretical. To clarify, this is not the spirit of my intention. The Bible is a rich resource for uncovering unusual names, as you will see.

Here’s a listing of dog names for male puppies. All of these names listed are related to Greek mythology. In pursuit of the perfect name, history and mythology are rich in ideas. Further, they are unusual, along with connotations and meanings for each one. I’ve decided to split them into two categories. One for Greek God names that have a positive meaning, and the other, well, not so much. Let’s start with dog names for male puppies with a meaning or definition that would be considered positively.

Next, are the dog names for male puppies with slightly more sinister connotations.

Hermes (Mercury) – Messenger of the gods, god of travel, commerce, rhetoric, herds, medicine, also a trickster, liar, and thief. Dionysus (Bacchus) – God of wine, AND madness. Is also associated resurrection.Chaos – Void or chasmNyx / Nox – Night (dark place)Nemesis (Retribution) – who brings pain and punishment.Erebus – DarknessCyclopes – Round-eyes or single-eyed beingsCronus – Tries to swallow his own kids after being told the future, in that he would be vanquished by one of his own offspring. (father of Zeus)Hades (Pluto) – Invisible One. God of the underworld. Ares (Mars) – God of war. Son of Zeus and Hera and disliked by both parents.

Hopefully, this listing of dog names for male puppies in Greek mythology will spark your imagination. When you adopt a new puppy, providing lots of love, patience, and care is of the highest importance. However, the name you give your dog is significant. You’ll be saying that name for years, make sure both you and your dog like it. I’ve also created a video of this article if you would prefer listening over reading. Thanks for visiting CoCo the Blogging Dog!

Choosing the perfect name for your new puppy is really important. It’s worth taking the time, and applying careful consideration. If you’re trying to think of a great name for your girl puppy, you’re in luck. This article should give you many ideas for names for female dogs. Let’s start off with the most popular names for female dogs. The top 20 include Molly, Bella, Lucy, Maggie, Daisy, Sadie, Chloe, Sophie, Bailey, Zoe, Lola, Abby, Ginger, Roxy, Gracie, Coco, Sasha, Angel, Lily, and Princess.

That ought to give you many ideas for names for female dogs! I wish you the best in finding that perfect name. Rescuing a puppy from an animal shelter is a happy experience, and you can look forward to years of love and companionship. Thanks for visiting!

Are you addicted to video games? Have you ever considered naming your dog after a canine character in a video game? Well, I’m here to help. Seriously. No, I’m not here to talk you out of it. I want to help you pick the right name. Need suggestions? The following is a listing of the top dog names in video games. It’s worth spending the time to figure out the best name. Keep in mind, the game is temporary. You’ll probably be bored with it in no time. However, your commitment to your dog needs to last a lifetime. So, choose wisely! Without further ado, here are the top dog names for gamers with dogs.

What are your favorite top dog names? My personal favorites are Chomp Chomp from Pacman, Dribble from Wario Ware, Boney from Mother 3, Poochy from Super Mario World 2, and Dogmeat from Fallout. These are just some of the most famous, top dog names in the gaming industry. If you would like to watch this, rather than read, watch the Top Dog Names in Video Games below. Thanks for visiting CoCo the Blogging Dog!

Do you enjoy comic strips? If so, you may be inspired to name your dog after one. There’s really no compelling reason not to. Of course, it’s important that the name is fitting. You’ll want your dogs new name to match up with your dogs physical characteristics, and mannerisms. It’s also important to avoid anything embarrassing, that might make you feel uncomfortable when calling your dog in public. If you’re interested in naming your dog after a canine comic strip character, read on. In this article, you’ll get creative ideas for unique dog names. Here’s a listing of over 100 unique dog names in comic strips to get the creative juices flowing.

You can find some of the most unique dog names in comic strips, film, television, music, animation, and video games. If you’re still undecided about what to name your dog, make sure you read some of my other articles on unique dog names. I’ve also created the Unique Dog Names in Comic Strips video below in case you want to watch this later.

Dogs are a part of our life. Not surprisingly, many have been featured in songs. If you’re trying to find that perfect name for your dog, look no further. We’ll be discussing the most popular dog names in songs. That’s right, the names of dogs that have inspired us to sing about them! This list of the most popular dog names is varied. Some of them are happy, and some extremely sad. Some of these may bring up happy childhood memories, while others you may have never heard of.

Let’s start with the heart wrenching “Old Shep” by Red Foley. This song was sung by Elvis Presley, along with many country western singers. This is a song, but a story as well. Of a boy growing up with his dog, and happy times together. However, “Old Shep” became old and was suffering. The veterinarian said there was nothing else he could do. The boy, who had grown up the dog, decided to put “Old Shep” out of his misery. An excerpt from the song,

“With a hand that was trembling I picked up my gunI aimed it at Shep’s faithful headI just couldn’t do it I wanted to runAnd I wished they’d shoot me instead

I went to his side and I sat on the groundHe laid his head on my kneesI stroke the best pal that a man ever foundI cried so I scaresly could see…”

I’m probably way too emotional, but, truly, I can never finish hearing this song without balling my eyes out. Next, on the most popular dog names in songs lets go for something happier. What about that obnoxious, but cheerful spelling song you probably sang when you were a kid? Bingo. Do you remember?

“There was a farmer who had a dog,And Bingo was his name-o.B-I-N-G-OB-I-N-G-OB-I-N-G-OAnd Bingo was his name-o.”

Repeat it, over and over and over. I love this song. The only complaint I have is that it’s nearly impossible to get out of your head once you get going! There are many, many more. Here’s a list of the most popular dog names.

Most Popular Dog Names in Songs:

“Me and My Arrow” by Harry Nilsson “Atomic Dog” by George Clinton “Black Shuck” by The Darkness“Bow Wow Wow Wow (Wild Dog on the Prowl)” sung by Mitch Ryder “Dog Eat Dog”, songs by AC/DC“Hound Dog” by Elvis Presley“Feed Jake” by Pirates of the Mississippi“(How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window?”, by Bob Merrill, 1953, recorded by Patti Page“I Love My Dog”, by Cat Stevens“Martha My Dear” by the Beatles (Paul McCartney’s sheepdog)“Me and You and a Dog Named Boo”, 1971, songs by LOBO or Roland Kent Lavoie“Old King” by Neil Young“Quiche Lorraine” – a two-inch tall green poodle, song by “The B-52’s” from the album Wild Planet“Sick as a Dog” by Aerosmith“Sinatra” the dog named after the singer for its blue eyes in the song “Sinatra” by James Keelaghan The dog who “up and died” in “Mr. Bojangles”, written by Jerry Jeff Walker“Where, O Where Has My Little Dog Gone?”, with his ears cut short and his tail cut long“Get Down” by Gilbert O’Sullivan (about a dog that won’t get off the couch)“Frank” by C. W. Mccal“Stinkfoot” Frank Zappa song“The Puppy song” by Harry Nilsson“Who Let the Dogs Out?” by the Baja Men“Ol’ Red” by Blake Shelton

In my most popular dog names list, “Hound Dog” by Elvis Presley is another personal favorite. Elvis passed away in 1977, yet his songs live on. I remember as a child, my best friend and I would turn up “Hound Dog” to the absolute highest volume, and dance like we were crazy!

You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog cryin’ all the time.You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog cryin’ all the time.Well, you ain’t never caught a rabbit and you ain’t no friend of mine.

Hopefully, you’ve been inspired with a few musical ideas on what to name your dog. I’ve included this Most Popular Dog Names in Songs article with text in the video below, in case you would prefer to listen. Thanks for visiting!